Portable booths can be used for a wide variety of things and can be more practical in certain situations than other buildings. Here are some uses for them.
Construction: During the construction of a building or housing development, cabins are used to serve as a base for the personnel who work on the site. A big advantage of using a portable booth is that they can be easily and quickly transported from job to job. They will usually come complete with lights, plugs, and heating.
Offices – If a business is in dire need of an office and has the space or land available, a cabin or modular building may be a suitable and cost-effective way to achieve this. The modular range of booths can be integrated to complement existing buildings or provide a standalone office complex. A professional work environment can be created without the time and money that would be spent building a building from scratch. Modular buildings can provide all the conveniences expected of a modern office.
Classrooms – Universities and campuses often use portable booths to add semi-permanent classrooms to complement their other campus buildings. Cabins can be made on the inside to look like a brick and mortar classroom with carpeting, electricity, and heating installed. This option is especially useful when class sizes differ from year to year. Portable classrooms can be added and subtracted based on the number of students.
Storage: The cabins are ideal for use as storage. Vandal resistant steel cabinets are available that can be used to keep the elements of a construction site safe. Expensive items such as machinery can be locked away without as much worry about theft.